In episode 10, I'm joined by Alex Galbraith to talk about how to wrap your mind and your skill set around the extensive set of services offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Episode 9 is a special episode of the Full Stack Journey, recorded on-site at the Dallas-Ft. Worth VMUG UserCon. This episode's special guest is Jake Robinson, who talks about automation, its importance, and getting started with automation.

In Episode 8, we dive into the world of networking with long-time expert Ivan Pepelnjak. Ivan shares some recommendations on expanding your skill sets for IT pros both within and outside the networking space.

In Episode 7, I talk with Ed Horley about business awareness, business alignment, and managerial challenges that are so often overlooked by IT professionals.

Episode 6 is a review episode, where I take a look back at the first five episodes, talk about what's been shared, and then share what this means for the full stack journey and for the podcast.

Episode 5 features Patrick Kelso, a former storage/NAS guy who embraced "infrastructure as code" and similar technologies and methods during a couple transitions in his career.

Episode 4 of the Full Stack Journey Podcast brings Brent Salisbury to the show, sharing lessons learned during his transitions from network engineer to Java developer and then on to Docker networking contributor.

Episode 3 of the Full Stack Journey Podcast features Jonathan Frappier, who talks to Scott about his journey into automation with tools like PowerCLI and Ansible.

In Episode 2 of the Full Stack Journey Podcast, Scott is joined by Matt Oswalt, a developer-turned-network engineer-turned-developer who shares some wisdom gained during his journey toward becoming a full stack engineer.

In this episode of the Full Stack Journey Podcast, Scott talks to Bart Smith about his journey toward what he calls a "cloud-native" full stack engineer, and gathers some useful tips and resources for listeners.